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Town of Chili approves routine resolutions on workday reporting, ARPA funding, CHIP roadwork, Vista Villas and community‑center upgrades
Summary
At its June 10, 2026 meeting the Town of Chili board unanimously approved a slate of resolutions (Res. 145–157) covering standard workday reporting, Child Life Fire Dept. lists, donations, budget amendments, ARPA SLFRF allocations for senior/youth programs, a CHIP budget increase for road work, a letter of credit for Vista Villas phase 2, and Park & Recreation Reserve use for community center improvements.
The Town of Chili board unanimously approved a series of routine resolutions at its June 10 meeting, including personnel reporting, donations, budget adjustments, and funding allocations for community programs and infrastructure.
Among the actions: Resolution 145 established standard workday and reporting for elected and appointed officials; Resolutions 146 and 147 addressed the Child Life Fire Department exempt list; Resolution 148 approved dog shelter donations and included board remarks praising volunteers at a recent rabies clinic; and Resolution 149 approved 2026 budget amendments. All passed by roll call, 5–0.
Resolution 150 authorized use of ARPA/SLFRF funds for senior and youth programming. Board members noted the town recently received golf carts to assist with large events and discussed remaining ARPA balances; figures mentioned in the meeting varied (speakers referenced roughly $18,000, $14,180 and $8,000 remaining), and the supervisor said he would contact Monroe County to clarify whether additional county funds might be available.
Resolution 151 amended the CHIP (Consolidated Local Street Improvement Program) budget. A staff speaker said the CHIP allocation represents an increase of about $25,000–$30,000 from last year and described planned milling, resurfacing and other roadway projects to be funded by the increase.
Resolution 152 established a letter of credit for Vista Villas phase 2 (financial assurance for a development), and Resolution 153 authorized use of Park & Recreation reserve funds for community center improvements, including an automatic swipe entry on the second floor. A board member named Mark praised the swipe system as an accessibility improvement; staff said relocating doors to the side would be challenging and costly.
The board also approved Resolutions 154–157 (local law adoption and abstracts) and adjourned. All recorded votes in the meeting were unanimous, 5–0.
What to watch next: The transcript indicates the newly adopted local law on mixed‑use development may affect pending applications; the supervisor said he would contact the county to clarify ARPA balances.
